Yes, but it depends on the terrain. Costa Rica is famous for its biodiversity. You will have excellent 4G/LTE coverage in popular tourist hubs like Manuel Antonio, Tamarindo, and La Fortuna (Arenal Volcano). However, in dense cloud forests like Monteverde or remote areas like Corcovado and Tortuguero, the signal can be spotty due to the thick jungle canopy and mountains. We recommend downloading offline maps before hiking deep into the reserves. 

Absolutely. This is critical because Costa Rica does not use standard street addresses. Drivers rely entirely on landmarks and apps like Waze (which is more popular and accurate than Google Maps locally) to get around. Our eSIM provides reliable high-speed data to keep your Waze running smoothly, alerting you to potholes, police checks, and traffic jams on the winding roads. 

 This specific plan is valid only within Costa Rica. Many backpackers travel the route from Costa Rica north to Nicaragua (San Juan del Sur) or south to Panama (Bocas del Toro). Once you cross the border, your connection will stop. For a seamless Central American adventure, we highly recommend our Latin America Regional eSIM to stay connected across all borders. 

 In a country with rugged terrain, network choice is vital. Our eSIM connects to the country's top providers, typically Kolbi (ICE), Claro, or Liberty. Kolbi is widely considered to have the most extensive coverage in rural and remote areas, ensuring you stay connected even when you are off the beaten path.